Three major dangers for 30-year-old mothers

　　1. Is it very difficult to get pregnant after the age of 30?

　　Older generations always worry that pregnancy after the age of 30 will be very difficult. This mainly refers to the fact that pregnant women over 30 years old will have more obvious pregnancy symptoms than younger pregnant women.

　　Indeed, because body functions decline after the age of 30, older women may have more obvious symptoms of pregnancy, such as feeling tired more easily, edema and pain during pregnancy being more severe, and gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension The incidence rate is also relatively high. However, for most pregnant women, as long as they receive regular check-ups and pay attention to their lifestyle, or take medication if necessary, these symptoms can be well controlled and will not affect their health. fetus . So, keep healthy With the lifestyle, you can also enjoy a happy pregnancy life like a pregnant woman in her twenties.

　　2. Is it more difficult to get back into shape after pregnancy after the age of 30?

　　female After the age of 30, whether you are pregnant or not, you will enter a period when you start to gain weight, and losing weight will be more difficult than in your teens and twenties. Therefore, for women over the age of 30, the weight gained during pregnancy will of course be more difficult to reduce after childbirth than for women in their twenties, but it is just more difficult, not absolutely impossible. Many "celebrity mothers" over the age of 30 also lose weight after giving birth. Postpartum Successful weight loss requires sufficient determination and endurance.

　　3. Does pregnancy after the age of 30 mean a greater chance of miscarriage or fetal malformation?

　　When pregnant after the age of 30, the biggest concern for pregnant women is whether the baby will be born healthy. It is undeniable that the older a pregnant woman is, the higher the risk of giving birth to a child with deformities. At the same time, because your physical condition is often not as good as when you were in your twenties, the chance of miscarriage has certainly increased.

　　Down syndrome, which is a major indicator of birth defects, has a similar proportion of 1/2000 mothers between the ages of 25 and 34. However, beyond this age group, the proportion jumps to 1/250 for women between the ages of 35 and 44. However, even if there is such a ratio, there is no need to worry too much, because when broken down to individuals, the possibility is still very small. Moreover, except for chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome, other types of malformations are not directly related to the age of the pregnant woman. Therefore, mothers who become pregnant after the age of 30 do not need to worry too much about this. clinical It seems that pregnant women over 30 years old give birth to healthy children baby The proportion of pregnant women under 30 years old is not significantly different.